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SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
-OF-
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES or THECIG
i cult Court, entered on the l0lh day ~ u lolrr
1854. 9.h day Of January, lsS6, and ah DAY ui
March. 1857. la the case nf J n. GoSis admins,
traitor ct al, rs. Mary N. Good At ais. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1872,
commencing nj 10 o'clock >. NJ, ! will ,rll, al
public auction, on the premises, about Eleven
Acres ~ the tract IL land known ~ The "Kcunui
Go, Il Farm" situate near the National road. five
miles cat Of the city Of Wheeling.
A plat has been made OF said land, aud IL will
he sold In building lots II desired 10y purchaser
TERMS OF SALE-Onethirl Of The purchase
money, AID ~ much more ~ thu purchaser msy
elect Ia pay, in cash, and the resiiCe In IWO
equal annual instruments, with interest from the
day Of sale, the purchaser giving personal NCu
riiy for the deferred payments. aud the title 10 he
retained until the payment OF the purchase
money In full. J. y. JONfS.
Special Commissioner
certify that tond has been given 10y The shove
named Special Commissioner ~ required by the
sal I decree. JOHN W. MITCHELL.
spp2si CLERK.
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s A Z E
OF THE
OLO FAIR GROUND PROPERTY.
One II Vndred aud SsSenty.twO
Desirable Lots on wheel.
ing IsIRnd

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, ". Va, entered
on the ID day Of June, lSS7. IN the case OF oRie-
hay and Others. against Brown aud Others, the
undersigned special commissioners will, on
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yGI ANTEO-BY A BACHELOR, A WELL
w furnished room in central location, with
ont hoard. Address, 7. .. Box Sl2. Oc2e&da
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THOR sALE-Two4SToRY FRAME COUNTRY
n residence, on National Road, four miles east
tanning a little over one acre. OF the premises
sre a cistern and well, and all necessary out
houses. For particulars and terms apply 10 Mrs
L. NJ. Hildreth, on premises, or J. D.. PENDLE
ron city sep. cadq
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Hen advertisements.

osT.-A LADY'S LACE PIN, IN THE
4 shape of a blade OF grssS. studded with three
small diaunods. Lost on Saturday Afternoon. A
liberal reward win be given for its return to
this office. ociq
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J1OR sALE-CHEAP SECONDHAND UP
n right Tubular Boiler, 4 feet by z feet 10
inches. About five years old, Address this
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| certify that hond has been given by said
Special Commissioners, RS required 10y said de.
cree, JOHN w.
Sabglb Clerk of said Court,
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THOR SAlE-LAW )OKS INCLUDING
Il several copies Of West Virginia Reports For
fnrther nto;mation apply at this Office, sep Sh
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THOR SALE-ONE SIDE BAR BUGGY, ONE
II Set double buggy. harness, I buggy pole, 81
hot bed sash. 80 grape crates, l lightning cutting
box. COO M.peck splint baskets, l two horse road
wagon. 20 barrels cider vinegar, l complete SET
saloon fixtures. Enquire Of A. ID. NEWLAND'
Martins Ferry, Ohio. sepSo
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FARMERS ON THE TARIFF.

The Ohio Farmer, representing large
agricultural constituency and having fire.
quently been quoted by Republican iour-
mails rs opposed 10 the Presidents message
"a Tree trade document was asked hy
q correspondent whether it regarded the
message ''as free trade document" To
this it answers that it does not think that
President Cleveland is a free trader Gin
the broad meaning of the term" that bis
message SIS, on the whole, very clear
presentation of the argument for revision
of the tariff laws aud the reduction of the
revenues" 1t objects, Of course, to the
Presidents suggestion As to to repeal of
the duty on waol, it's plea being that wool
il not 4 raw material and should not there
fore be classed with raw materials
1t quotes the part OF the message in
which the President urges Congress to
take up the subject Of tariff revision with
Labor and care" to give it broad and
national contemplation" and to proceed
with q patriotic disregard of such local
and selfish claims as are unreasonable and
reckless Of the welfare ST the whole coun-
try" and then it adds:
EEeryOn5 will cordially indOrse this SEN
timent as well rs the general proposition
upon which the message is based that the
ravanuaa uuak Ia radupaH
Most candid men of all parties will also
admit that our tariff laws should be revised,
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john L.. Quotes Greek.
Washington Cor. Boston Hcrad.

Washington Cor. Boston HcraH.
A writer in the Herald, speaking Of John
L. Sullivan's fight with Paddy Ryan at
Mississippi City in 1852, tells the follow
ing interesting story;
At II o'clock on the morning Of the
fight, as | stood on the piazza OF the sum-
mer hotel where Sullivan'S quarters were
ana looked out over the southern sea,
thought had never seen q loyelier day.
Just then door opened from q room on
the piazza, and Sullivan came end stood
by my side. II was within ten IIinutes of
the time his trainers were to produce him
in the ring, which q noisy crowd was then
forming a little distance away. None Of
them saw Sullivan, - none hut his own
party knew where he was. As he came
out in full fighting costume, with light
coat over his shoulders, saw the fighting
look in his eye But the quiet beauty of
the scene affected him as it did NE. |
saw his face sDlten.
What are you thinking of, Sullivan
said l.
IL was thinking of Homer's description
of the sea, " said III. 'He calls it 'pOlu-
phloisbos thallatta,' the loud-sOunding sea,
but this il 'melaphlOisbOs thallatta,' the
gently moauin%,' SAID he,
give you my word repeat the sen
teuce precisely a. he uttered it.
why, where on earth did you learn
Greek or read Homer said |.
~ don't know much about it. | wish
did, - said he, with gratitied look at the
implied compliment; but | was a Boston
high school boy once, and FIR. - NAM
Ing priest wish | could recall, was
tond OF reading creek aloud. The sonOr-
Ou4 ring Of the words caught my ear, aud
he t"ld me what they meant. No wonder
n nation With such a tongue were such
fighters
Just then Joe GoSs came up, and he said
no mere. In five minutes Sullivan waS i'll
the yIng. never saw human being get
such a blow rs did Ryan when sullivan
knocked him out. | was within ten feet
of him The tall, powerful mans feet were
raised fifteen inches OIL the ground, and he
fell like q man shot through the heart. A
culver ran all over his body and limbs, and
then he was still. Thought he was dead,
and Sullivan atterwar,l told ME he feared
he had broken Ryan'S neck, for he hit him
sguarely under the jaw. 1t was nearly
twenty minutes before Ryan was able To
walk, and three hours before he could talk
COhsreutlJ.
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THE war is being carried into Africa.
Many OF the best known business meu of
Philadelphia have signed call for mass
meeting TO take into consideration the
question of tariff revision AMI tax reduc
ton on the lines recommended by the
President The call in part reads Us fol-
lows:
For the past six years the question Of
tax reduction has been paramount con-
sideratiOn in the fiscal policy of the nation.
The revenue has so far exceeded expendi-
ture that in the effort TO reduce it the
government has paid OF all its outstanding
debt which it had the option Of canceling,
except the legal tender notes not bearing
interest, and dangerous surplus is aC
cumulating, threatening the business OF
the country.
President Arthur repeatedly called the
attention OF Congress 70 the necessity for
tax reduction, "a President Cleveland has
since done; and the same policy of tariff
revision has baen Endorsed by both parties
aad recommended by four successive Sec
retarieS OF the Treasury.
The emergency rises above a question of
mere party policy Or party advantage. In
the interest OF the whole bOdg of the peo-
pie the undersigned join in the call Tor
mass meeting. Ia he held at the Academy
OF Music, to enforce aud indOrss the recon-
mendati0n OF President Arthur ami Presi-
dent Cleveland fivoriug immediate reve-
nue. reform by enlarging the free list and
By reducing the taxes ON necesSaries at
living"
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not only in the way of reduction of duties
but to equalize the advantages derived from
them and to make them more explicit and
less easily evaded.
This is all the President proposes to do!
The statement of the Farmer is entirely in
accord with Democratic sentiment and, in
deed, with honest and intelligent sentiment
regardless of party. That it reflects the
views generally of Ohio agriculturalists
there il 20 doubt, AMI its very clear and
conservative statement goes to show that,
leaving out the professional Republican
politicians. the morOpolists and the ex-
tremists on both sides, there is very sub
stantlal agreement in regard TO tariff re-
vision and tax reduction.
The Farmer concluded by remaIking tn t
the question of tariff revision is practical
question "and not political in the sense of
craftsmanship" And it trusts that the ques-
ton will ne discussed in Congress and out
nthis spirit and az caudidly as Mr.. CLEyE-
LAND has set the example"
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GIVING AWAY THE STRONG MAN.
Daniel Drawbaugh Can Break stones as
It IL Do0e i'm the Circus.

Daniel Drawbaugh Can Break stones as
It IL DoGe in the Circus.
HARRISBURG, PA, December 26.--Dan-
iel Drawbaugh, the supposed inventor of
the telephone, came in from the country
to-day, and while reading a newspaper,
came to an advertisement of Barrum, the
Snowman. One Of Mr.. Barnum's greatest
attractions is an imported giant who shat
tiers ponderous stones with a blow of the
fist. After the cid inventor had read Of
the great feat he quietly said to friend
who sat by his side:
"NO doubt thousands OF people will be
amazed when they see the mans exhibit
tion of supposed strength, but any person
can do the same thing. When | was boy
of Il, fOrty-eight years ago, my father took
rue TO a circus where there was n stone
breaking giant. | noticed that the giant
rested one end of the stone on an anvil and
slightly elevated the other end with his
LETT hand simultaneously he struck the
stone with his right hand and allowed the
elevated portion to drop, and the result
was broken stone. When my father and
| returned from the Circus experimental,
and without any difficulty whatever
broke stones in the same manner az did
the circus performer
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Shorthand Business.
D,tr u Free Pres.

"YOu m1st he doing great cred bust
ness?" remarked q reporter who happened
to he in an up. town grocery store when the
collecto. came in and tossed big bundle
OF |. o. US Oh the desk iii discouraged
way.
YES, far more than eau afford. Those
are some ct my hardest customers. See
how this bill is marked in pencil"
Tn the back were the letters: q. I. s.,
c. b. S, G.. /. II. c., and the merchant
explained.
THE first means Gone to Seashore'; the
second, Come Back Strapped, and the
third, Getting In His Coal Which of
course is further excuse for standing us
off"
.'But here is one marked, III. CIV. G.
S. s." continued fine reporter.
"Well, I'll tear that up. That means,
Hopeless Case-Wife got sealshiu sack
this fall. That settles that, and the hill
will never be presented again.
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Advice Tn NIDthers.

Mrs. Win7l9w's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription Of
one OF the best female nurses and physicians
in tie United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
Dl~ing the process of .teething its value is
in alcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pIiu. cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
ilg in the bowels, and wind collie. By
giving health to the child il rests its
rDnthaT. Price 25c bottle.
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The soldier vote is a myth. Soldiers
or those who were soldiers for n time a
good many years ago-vO!e as other cil-
zeDs, according to their political prefer
euce5 and party affiliations. The men
who talk Of getting the soldier vote by
purchasing it with pensions insult every
honest survivor Of the armies of the Union.
-PttS5urg Post.
True, neighbor, and well said; but,
nevertheless, Republican politicians are
to be met at every crossroads drumming
up all within reach who ever saw musket
or au army mule aud Offering Unlimited
pensions for votes. OF course they insult
honest soldiers, do these political organ
izs.s of G. A. K. Posts, but what care they
for the sentiment of the thing it they eau
now and then buy a vote for a worthless
l. o. L. on the future.
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Christmas In Gotham.

NEW York, December 26.-To- day was
generally observed as Christmas by the
business and working people of New York
and Brooklyn. All the city and federal
buildings were closed. During the day
the sky WAS overcast and toward night
snow began to fall. The inmates OF the
iails and charitable institutions were
feasted at the expense OF the kindly dis
posed. The day as whole passed very
quietly.
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Works IKE a Charm.


A Maine clergyman told friend that he
had great difficulty in putting bis young
eat child to sleep at night. The friend
waggishly asked 'Did you every try the
the effect of reading one OF your sermons
to him, doctOr?" why, no." replied the
good man, in all seriousness; II never
thought of that" After his departure
the friends wife demonstrated with him
for playing on the simplicity of the rever-
end gentleman, but was scarcely able to
restrain her risibles when sometime after
the minister called again and remarked,
"Oh, do you know that / adopted your
husbands suggestion of reading one OF
my sermons to my boy, and it worked like
q charmw
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Observation-Disclosures nigh

HOMGOPATHY--Thousan might
be saved every year in the lives and
usefulness Of animals were there a more
generally diffused knowledge Of Veter-
mary Homeopathy. Our veterinary
Index" conciseIy gives the knowledge
and we give the Index free---at drug
gists, at our pharmacies and by mail.
The Remedies bear our labels, are all
liquid, strictly accurate, prepared &C
cording to American Homeopathic
Phamacopeia, and very effcacious.
BOERICKE & TAFEL. 627 SmithfieId
ST., Pittsburgh. Pa,
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THE imperfect condition Of our tariff
laws is illustrated by statement of the
work doue by United States Circuit Judge
LACONBE in New York siuce October last
He has disposed OF - customs ceses, in
vOlying SIS causes of action. In these suits
80 per cent. in value Of the claims against
the United States were recovered, the az
gregate being $275, OS7 out of $3OL AS.
All of the issues in these cases arose before
1861. As their present determination es-
tsblishes the fact that they were just cases,
the monstrous injustice done TO the plaint-
ifft is sbvious. In bill now pending TO
prevent naturalization, new tribunal is
provided to hear customs cases, consisting
of nine Judges, not more than five to be of
one political party, and to sit at New York
and other ports.
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THERE is an insane rumor aGoat that !

THERE is IN insane rumOr aHoat that
ex-Laad Commissioner SPARKS Is back OF
the alleged Opposition 10 the confirmation
of Mr.. LAMAR to the Supreme Bench.
SPARKS is supposed to harbor revenge for
the way he was hustled out OF office. IL Is
probable that SPARas does not love Secre-
tary LAMAE, bu, ne is too leyel'headed a
mao and TOO good Democrat to expose
himself in this way. And then, besides,
there is really no opposition to Lamar ex-
cep. on the part of few small-minded,
iuconssuuenthl editors of the bloOuy-shirt
order. LAMAR will be confirmed.
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On ANOTHER page is published a COM
munication on the SUI iect of the resump-
ton OF night schools in this city for the
benefit of the many children who are COM
PEELED to work for their living and cannot
attend school in the daytime. This is the
second communication that has been sent
to this office on this suhiect-bOth from
workingmen. OF course there Is no ques-
tiOn as to the good that must result from
the establishment OF night schools. Fur
thermore, it is a duty the city owes to
these children, who should not be allowed
TO grow up in ignorance when it can be
prevented and at Z very triaiug cost. We
trust that the proper authorities will con-
slider these appeals in behalf OF the many
little wage workers of this city.
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SENATOR CAMERON Is suggested as the
Republican candidate for President.
CAMERON has q good head on his should
ers aud would make probably safer
President than any other man the Repub-
licAns could trOt out. But Don will never
get there. In the first place he is Politi-
cal boss, and the people have long ago
declared that bosses must 90. In the
second place it may be doubted whether
Mr.. BLAINE, in the event Of his with
drawal, would approve CAMERON. CAM
ERoN brought about the Maine mans
defeat 10 the Republican National COnven-
ton OF l-T6,
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Tuo Men Fatally Hurt,

DowNINGToN, Pa, December 26.-An
accident occurred at Walkers Crossing,
one mile east of bennington, last evening,
which caused fatal injuries to two men.
Hugh Coyle, of this place, and Albert Gal
latin, a printer, whose home is at New
Bloomfield, Perry county, were walking
On the track and were struck by the milk
train which stops here.
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The WeIsh Celebration.

PITTsBURG, December 26.-The annual
Eisteddfod, of the Welsh societies of Pitts
burg, was held at the Fifth Avenue Music
Hall to-day and was participated in by
several hundred singers from all parts OF
Pennsylvania; eastern Ohio aud West VIZ
ginia. Prot ApmadOC, Of Utica, n. u,
conducted the festival, and Prof. VIM
Courtney, of New York, was the adJudl-
Gator on music.
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Nsppled by Machinery.

FREEPoRr, PA, December 26.-The
clothing of Bernard Moss, an old employee
at DistIllery No :, got caught in the cog
wheels, at the diStillery this morning, and
before the engine could be stopped Mess
was drawn into the machinery aud so ter
ribly mangled that he died in n few min
utcS.
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TOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
o.
Valuable Business Real Estate


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Elizabeth CharnOck, Senior Ann Jane
CharnOCk, Martha A. ChArnOck, Elizabeth Char.
mock, Junior, Ellen 7. V. CharnoCk, George W.
Charnock and Annie, his wife, and Johp ".
Charnock and Susan, his wife, 10 the under.
signed trustee, dated the 10Th dsy day Of Jyly,
1889, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court OF Ohio county West Virginia, In
Deed OF Trust Book No. 20, AT page Do, will sell
at public auction, at the north front door Of the
Court House OF said Ohio county, In the cit Of
Wheeling. on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of January,
A. ID. 1855,
beginning at 10 o'clcck a. m, Of said day. the
following described property, that is to say: The
north one-hslf Of the lot numbered ten, in
square numbered seven, north = Of Lot No. 10,
Square No. y, on Market street, In the City Of
Wheeling, Ohio county. West Virginia, together
with all thesnprovements thereon and the AZ
purtenanca belonging thereto.
TERMS OF SbLE-Onethird Of the purchase
money, and as much more &c the purchaser may
elect 10 ray in cash on the day Of sale, and the
residue in equal iIstalments at one year sni
two years from the day If sale with interest on
said deferred instruments from the day Of sale
until payment; the purchaser 70 give notes for
said deferred payments and interest, the pay.
ment OF which shall be securtf 10 the sAtisfac-
ton Of the undersigned Trustee.
Selling as Trustee shall convey only the prop
erty and title vested In me by said deed Of trust
JAMES P. ROGERS,
deIH TlIrtee.
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Annth.rIhpntrical odd"

Paris, December 26.-M. GARNER, a
member of the company which Nine. Bern
hardt took with her to Americs, assaulted
NJ. Clemenceau in the street Today. The
cause of the attack was an adverse critl-
cism on NJ. Garnier's acting.
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AngOstura BItters.--were prepared by
DR.. j. g. B. Slegert for his private use. Their
reputation is such to day that they have become
generally known as the best appetizing tonic.
Beware Of countcrfeits. Ask for the genine arti-
Gle, manufactured by Or. J. G. b. Siegert Il Sons.
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PUBLIC SALE.


i will sell at their Works, in Martins Ferry,
Ohio, on
wednesday, the 4th Day Of January,
A. ID. 1858,
The following property:
New Tbreshing Machines
Secondhand ThreshiDg Machines.
New Mounted Horse Powers e and 10 horse).
Second hard Mounted Horse Power.
Second hand Engines. Is horEe).
Feed Cutters, Road Machines, and Eundry
other articles.
81 600 feet Of Dry Oak, Ash, Hickory and Pop.
lar Lumber; Iron and Castings; miscellaneous
lot OF patterns, &c.
TERMS-An sums Of SO and under, cash; ali
sums over $40, ope-thtrd cash and two thirds in
nine months, with approved security on notes.
very liberal discount will be given for all cash.
Also the Hoyle-Jones Manufacturing Co. offer
at Private Sale, its Works, situated In Mar TINS
Ferry, Ohio, located between the G. & p. r. Z.
on the west and the c. l. & W. r r. and the
Ohio river on the ess: Natural gas main passes
the works
HofLR-JoNFs MANUFACTURING co.
delieiMo. W, Frtgs
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9ew. aduertis
COUNTY
ELECTION NOTICE !
ELECTION FEB. 4, 1883.

the County of Ohio, held on Thursday, the I'D
dsy of December 1887, the following action was
had and the following Ordinance adopted:
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OK HAND
200 BOXES
FINE FLORIDA ORANGES

ALL SIZES
q Barrels choice Malaga Grapes.
10 Sacks New French and California walnuts
Sacks soft Shell Almonds
sacks New Brazil Nuts.
Sacks Sicily Filberts.
4 Barrels Extra Large Pecans.
X Boxes Fancy Dehesia Raisins,
Just received by
N. SCHULZ.
del9 1919 Market Street.
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Aeu1 advertisements.

uTANTED-Two sALEsMEN TO HANDLE
w House Furnishing Goods. City reference
required No l027 Main street de2sr
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NITANTED-MAN-TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w o. our saf.>; size @SSlSXlS inches; weight
500 Fbs retail price g.; other sizes in proportion,
rare chance u create permanent business al
home These safes meet a demand never before
supplied by other safe companies, as We are no'
governed by the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. no9SatdN-o
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-. ANFED-A POSITION IN WHOLESALE
W or retail Drug House by Registered Drug
mendations. Address DRUGS" this Office.
de14l
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a ANTED, TO BUY-A DIVE LING HOUSE
" with modern convenienceS, within ten
minutes walk OF Mcclure House. Address Il. u.
q, this Office stating price, terms and location.
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EOR RENT-THE DWELLING HOUSE, 92s
L Main Street, at present occupied by Ms
Henry Horkheimer. Possession gwen April l.
1855 Amply TO r. G.. DALZELI. dcl5h